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Plan your Italy trip.
Walk it with us beside you.
Real help with where to eat tonight
A paid Italy trip companion from Italy on Foot: make better decisions before you leave, then get practical help once you’re in Italy: where to eat, what to cut, what to book, and what to do when the day changes.
We’ve been writing practical Italy advice from Rome since 2014. The app just puts it in your pocket.
Choose your Italy on Foot pass
Free to explore; a pass is required to plan, save, and use the Companion. Both passes include planning tools before the trip and Companion help while you’re in Italy. You only spend credits when the app generates help for you, not when you open your trip, check the map, or review saved plans.
One Italy trip. 90 days. Plan it, save it, walk it.
- One Italy trip window
- 90 days of access
- All Plan features
- All Companion features
- 200 credits for the Concierge + on-trip Companion help
- Saved trip, Today, Concierge, Map, Trip Check, and Ticket Timing
Best for one upcoming Italy trip, or if you are already in Italy and need help now.
Works out to €23 per trip
12 months for repeat travellers. Up to 3 Italy trip windows.
- 12 months of access
- Up to 3 Italy trip windows
- All Plan features
- All Companion features
- 600 credits for the Concierge + on-trip Companion help during your 12-month access period
- Good for repeat trips, long planning, or more than one Italy visit this year
Best if you may plan or take more than one Italy trip this year.
Need more credits later?
Active pass holders can add more credits for the Concierge + Companion help.
Good when you are already in Italy and need a little more help.
Good for heavy Companion use, family trips, or longer stays.
For Italy Year travellers who need more than the included trip windows.
Top-ups require an active Trip Pass or Italy Year. Extra trip windows are available to Italy Year travellers only. Refunds within 14 days of purchase, no questions asked.
What your pass helps with
Use it before you leave to make better trip decisions. Use it in Italy when you need fast help that fits where you are, how tired you are, and what changed today.
Before the trip
- Choose when to go
Get opinionated date windows, tradeoffs, crowd warnings, weather notes, and the honest catch behind each recommendation.
- Build a route that makes sense
Check city order, nights per stop, travel time, and whether your route creates unnecessary backtracking.
- Find expensive mistakes before they happen
Trip Check looks for risky plans: impossible days, missing tickets, bad transfer timing, closed-day problems, hotel spike periods, and early flights after late nights.
- Know what to book and when
Get a ticket timing checklist with what to book now, what can wait, what to skip, and where official links belong.
- Get a day-by-day itinerary
Turn your route into a day-by-day plan: timed stops, booking flags, where to eat nearby, and where to stay in each city.
- Compare cities without getting lost
Compare up to 6 cities by crowd level, cost, minimum stay, walking feel, best use case, and whether they fit this trip.
Once you’re in Italy
- Open Today
See today’s city, day number, current plan, next stop, and the fastest actions for the moment.
- Concierge
Where to eat near you, what to do when it rains or a museum closes, your route, your bookings, or what to do next, answered for your exact city and day.
- Cut something without ruining the day
When the plan is too much, get a realistic version of the day that protects the best parts and removes the least valuable stop.
- Use the map without spending credits
Opening your map, checking saved places, and viewing your day plan do not use credits.
Specific answers, not generic travel advice
These are examples of the kind of help Italy on Foot gives. Personalized answers unlock after checkout and use your trip details.
“We’re in Florence, tired after the Uffizi, and still have Boboli Gardens and Piazzale Michelangelo planned. What should we cut?”
You’ve already done the most demanding part of the day. Boboli adds more walking, stairs, and heat exposure, and it is less rewarding when you’re tired.
- Take a real break now.
- Do an easy dinner near Santo Spirito or your hotel.
- Go to Piazzale Michelangelo around sunset only if you recover.
- Move Boboli to tomorrow morning or skip it without guilt.
In the paid app, this kind of Concierge reply uses 1 credit.
“We’re near the Pantheon in Rome. Lunch within 10 minutes, not touristy, one vegetarian.”
- Armando al Pantheon: the Roman classic two minutes away, only works if you can get a table.
- Ginger at Sant’Eustachio: four minutes, lighter lunch, salads and grain bowls.
- Cul de Sac by Piazza Navona: eight minutes, huge menu, easy for mixed tables.
- Skip the piazza-front terraces: you pay for the view, not the food.
In the paid app, this kind of Concierge reply uses 1 credit.
“It’s raining in Venice and we have outdoor wandering planned all afternoon.”
- Choose one indoor anchor, not three.
- Add a coffee stop nearby.
- Keep one short scenic walk.
- Save the long canal wandering for tomorrow morning.
Honest note: If everyone is tired, nap first. Venice is better when you are not dragging yourself through rain.
In the paid app, this kind of Concierge reply uses 1 credit.
About our recommendations
Italy is full of options. Italy on Foot is designed to help you choose, not send you into another hour of searching.
We do not try to show every possible restaurant, route, museum, or day trip. We focus on practical recommendations that help you make the next good decision.
Good Italy advice depends on timing, walking comfort, heat, closures, ticket pressure, transfer fatigue, food needs, family notes, and how much energy you have left.
Sometimes the right move is to cut a stop, slow down, eat nearby, avoid a transfer, or stop trying to rescue the original plan.
For live checks, restaurants, tickets, and opening hours, the app should show confidence clearly and point you to official sources when a final decision depends on current availability.
The goal is not to create the most impressive itinerary. The goal is to help your trip work when you are hungry, tired, late, rained on, or unsure what to do next.
Rome on Foot is where we share the kind of Italy advice we believe in: practical routes, useful context, honest recommendations, and places that make sense on a real day of travel.
The app turns that point of view into trip-specific help before and during your Italy trip.
Questions before you choose a pass
Is the Italy on Foot app free?
What does creating an account get me?
Which pass should I choose?
What is included with Trip Pass?
What is included with Italy Year?
Do the passes renew automatically?
What happens after I buy Trip Pass while planning a trip?
What happens after I buy Trip Pass while already in Italy?
Why is the already-in-Italy setup shorter?
What happens after I buy Italy Year?
Can I buy an extra Italy Year trip window?
What is a credit?
What costs a credit?
These cost 1 credit each:
- A Concierge chat response
- Adjusting a single day of your itinerary
A Concierge question with a photo attached uses 2 credits: reading the photo is part of the answer. Nothing else spends credits today.
What does not count?
Does opening the map use a credit?
What happens if I use all my credits?
Can I buy a top-up without a pass?
What uses a trip window?
Is the app the same as the PDF guides?
Does the app replace official ticket sites?
Can I restore my purchase on another device?
Do support or billing messages use credits?
Looking for Italy on Foot guides?
Italy on Foot guides and the Italy on Foot app are separate products. The guides are fixed PDF city guides for reading before you go. The app is a paid trip companion built around your dates, route, saved trip, food needs, walking comfort, and what is happening during your day in Italy.
Use the guides when you want destination reading. Use the app when you need help deciding what to book, what to cut, where to eat, or what to do next.
Browse PDF city guidesPDF guides are sold separately and do not include Trip Pass, Italy Year, the Concierge, Today, or on-trip Companion help.
